Post 13 opens Legion season in Bennington
Bennington Post 13 prepares for the Vermont Legion season after a runner up finish last year. Coach Al Plante rebuilt with a small squad featuring Mark Parmenter Kevin Snow and Bob Ryan among others. Pitching depth is lighter but Gary Green returns along with Dave Feenan and Bob McGuire.
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Softball tourney in Arlington June 27 to 29
Arlington hosts a single elimination softball tournament from June 27 to 29 with details on contact persons Gene Hoyt and Don Corey. Post 13 fields a strengthened roster led by Scott Buchanan in his farewell season and includes new coach lineup with Fran Maynard and Scott Racicot joining Dick Mattison.
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Matlack shuts down Dodgers for 2-0 Mets win
Mets pitcher Jon Matlack outdueled Don Sutton, allowing three hits as New York beat Los Angeles 2-0. Felix Millan doubled in Wayne Garrett twice, with Garrett scoring on Millan’s double in the eighth. The win keeps NY a half game behind Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Three Benningtonians Nominated for USSA May Athlete Honors
Sue Mulligan Howard Schneider and Paul Rice lead a list of 18 nominees by the Vermont Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. Mulligan swept May 880 and mile events setting a district mile record, Schneider went 8-0 in tennis with Mt Anthony helping win the T A A trophy, Rice hit .533 with 10 RBIs including a three run inside the park homer for North Adams State affiliated Be Generals.
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Cliff Fair Day raises funds for Jimmy Fund at Mt Anthony
Mt Anthony Country Club hosted 191 golfers last Sunday for the second annual Cliff Fair Day raising 2000 for the Jimmy Fund. Gov. Tom Salmon will present the check at Vermont Day in Fenway Park on July 29. Winners include Mike Brady and Ed Pettit in Callaway action, Chubby Waters posting 67 for men’s net, with W. Cote 69 and John Chapman 74 for low gross.
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Patnaude Named Vermont Wrestling Coach of the Year
Armand Patnaude of North Bennington and Mt. Anthony Union High School earned the Vermont wrestling coach of the year honor as the fourth winner chosen by 21 coaches. His Mt. Anthony team finished fifth with three state honorees and should return most of its roster. He has built a strong program over six years, expanding competition into New York and northern Vermont, growing wrestling into a big winter sport and starting pee wee programs. Notably, Ron Wright, Vermont champion at 145 pounds, placed second at New Englands and earned all American honors under Patnaude.
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